Character Analysis Of The Movie

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Name: Nadeem Khorshid
Class: Psychology 130
Date: 05.04.14
Third Critical Thinking Paper
In this movie the main character Tyler seems to be a disturbed angry unhappy young man. Not because he is a bad person, no it is because he is a kind and sensitive boy who hoped for a better more connected life for himself and his family. The death of his elder brother by suicide and the separation of his family caused him to lose hope in life and succeeding.
He decided to live his life more on the edge with carelessness involving himself in the wrong things and tends to deliberately put himself into emotional disputes and physical struggles. This became obvious in several scenes - when he reacted by attacking the group in the car in the alley insisting the one group did nothing that included him to go to jail by aggravating the cop to assault him. He has no aim or target for himself in life but only big hopes for the one he loves, his sister even more than the girl he began to love as a joke between his roommate and him.
He was the main loving member of the family towards his sister and he...

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